Gastroenterology 1- Hepatology

Name: Gastroenterology 1- Hepatology
Start: 2023-10-30T18:30:00+00:00
End: 2023-10-30T19:15:00+00:00

30th Oct 2023

6:30 - 7:15pm (GMT)

Hepatology

30th Oct 2023

6:30 - 7:15pm (GMT)

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Description

IT’S HEPATOLOGY TIME!

Continuing to our third P2P topic, Kate Brown a 4th-year medical student will be covering the pathophysiology, clinical presentation and management of hepatitis, NAFLD, SBP and alcoholic liver disease. As always the session will be case-based and highlight crucial learning points and offer top tips for OSCEs/Written Exams.

The session will be recorded and available ONLY to students who attend. E-certificates will be generated via MedAll. Any questions can be directed to internalmed-soc@qub.ac.uk.

Summary

Don't miss this great chance to deepen your knowledge about Hepatology! Join us for a comprehensive and interactive learning session led by Kate Brown, covering the pathophysiology, clinical presentation and management of various liver diseases, including hepatitis, NAFLD, SBP and alcoholic liver disease. Get your questions answered, get valuable tips for OSCEs/Written Exams and get a chance to access exclusive recorded session with an e-certificate available at the end. MedAll invites all medical professionals to register for the session today!

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Learning objectives

Describe the pathophysiology, clinical presentation and management of hepatitis, NAFLD, SBP and alcoholic liver disease.
Explain clinical scenarios to identify and differentiate between hepatitis, NAFLD, SBP and alcoholic liver disease.
Identify the appropriate investigative tests for determining hepatitis, NAFLD, SBP and alcoholic liver disease.
Utilise current evidence-based knowledge to develop management plans for hepatitis, NAFLD, SBP and alcoholic liver disease.
Apply the knowledge gained in given scenarios to answer questions during OSCE/exam settings.

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